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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Brush your hair along the grain
Does this make sense? How would you phrase this?
Brush your hair along/against the grain from the part.
Thank you
Brush your hair along/against the grain from the part.
Thank you
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Grain isn't a word I associate with hair. I think what you want is simply brush your hair away from the part . where the hair ends up all frizzy.
- Grain isn't a word I associate with hair.
- I think what you want is simply brush your hair away from the part .
- where the hair ends up all frizzy.
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Grain isn't a word I associate with hair. I think what you want is simply brush your hair away from the part. I seem to remember the term "ratting" to mean the opposite...where the hair ends up all frizzy.
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